1. Leading Community Groups Joseph Gibson Krystal Collier Howard Burkom
National Syndromic Surveillance Program Community of Practice (NSSP CoP) Expert Panel – Part I:
Leading Community Groups 
Panelists:
Panelists:
Joe Gibson, 2019 ISDS Board of Directors, President  Krystal Collier, NSSP CoP Steering Committee, Chair  Howard Burkom, Research Committee, Chair 
Outline/Proposed Questions:
Introductions and overview of leadership experience (past or present). What kind of group? What size? What partners were involved? Mission/Goals?
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?
What would you estimate the time-commitment is for leading a community-driven group? Does this change over-time? How can you share this workload among other group members?
What are some of the challenges you faced that slowed progress and what suggestions do you have for over-coming them? When the group was working together well, what factors contributed to the progress?
What would you say to someone who is considering taking on a leadership role in a community driven group?
Joseph Gibson Krystal Collier Howard Burkom
February 13, 2019

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Friday, February 15, 12 pm – 1 pm ET
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Tuesday, February 19, 3 pm – 4:30 pm ET
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Panelists: Charlie Ishikawa, Eric Bakota, Teresa Hamby, Amanda Morse
Tuesday, February 26, 12 – 1:30 pm ET

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5. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?
What would you estimate the time-commitment is for leading a community-driven group? Does this change over-time? How can you share this workload among other group members?
What are some of the challenges you faced that slowed progress and what suggestions do you have for over-coming them? When the group was working together well, what factors contributed to the progress?
What would you say to someone who is considering taking on a leadership role in a community driven group?

6. Agenda/Questions
Introductions

7. Today’s Panelists Joe Gibson, MPH, PhD Director of Epidemiology
Marion County Public Health Dept.
Indianapolis, Indiana
2019 ISDS Board of Directors, President
BioSense Governance Group, Past Chair
NACCHO Informatics Workgroup, Past Chair
Member Profile:

8. Today’s Panelists Krystal Collier, BA Health Program Manager I
Arizona Department of Health Services
Phoenix, AZ
NSSP CoP Steering Committee, Chair
Data Quality Committee, Past Chair
Member Profile:

9. Today’s Panelists Howard Burkom, PhD
Principal Professional Staff Mathematician
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Laurel, MD
Research Committee, Chair
ISDS Board of Directors, Past Member
Member Profile:

10. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?

11. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?

12. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?
What would you estimate the time-commitment is for leading a community-driven group? Does this change over-time? How can you share this workload among other group members?

13. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?
What would you estimate the time-commitment is for leading a community-driven group? Does this change over-time? How can you share this workload among other group members?
What are some of the challenges you faced that slowed progress and what suggestions do you have for over-coming them? When the group was working together well, what factors contributed to the progress?

14. Agenda/Questions Introductions
How did you come into your role? Were you asked to chair a group or was it a more natural evolution? Did you feel like there was any specific expertise required?
How did you prepare to take on a leadership role? Did you speak to a past chair? Was there any research/training involved?
What would you estimate the time-commitment is for leading a community-driven group? Does this change over-time? How can you share this workload among other group members?
What are some of the challenges you faced that slowed progress and what suggestions do you have for over-coming them? When the group was working together well, what factors contributed to the progress?
What would you say to someone who is considering taking on a leadership role in a community driven group?

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